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Greece: Return to the islands

Compared with overcrowded Corfu, Paxos is an idyllic family holiday paradise, writes Claire Spreadbury.

Lisbon: Old charmer

Lisbon is attracting more visitors by turning traditional into trendy, writes Sarah Marshall.

My holiday: Ben Boyce

Ben Boyce's family went on a Disney Cruise. It was bloody amazing set up, for a Mickey Mouse operation.

Virginia's Shenandoah National Park

A blush of reds and golds in autumn, Shenandoah is equally known for its impressive wildflower displays.

The world's best undiscovered foodie hubs

There are plenty of foodie havens around the world where you can taste stunning, local delights without battling crowds.

Mexico: Inside the surreal Day of the Dead

Dia de los Muertos has come into the collective conscience for its zombie bride costumes and kitschy skeletal face paint, but the holiday is a spectacle unto itself.

Ask Away: Helpful tips for visiting Kuala Lumpur

Apparently you can even get a very ticklish fish foot massage and pedicure in Kuala Lumpur at Kenko on the fifth floor.

Sleeping in airports: The Brisbane edition

Jane Warwick recalls an overnight airport adventure.

Alaska: Just go with the floe

Alaska, the largest state in the American Union, is extraordinary and extraordinarily hard to visit.

Japan: Bridging the gap

Amelia Langford takes on Japan's 'Shimanami Kaido' cycleway, and finds it's not all downhill.

Record low fares to London

It has never been cheaper to fly to London but chances are fares will drop even further.

Flight check: London Stansted to Glasgow

Max Bania flies FR7492 from England to Scotland.

California: 24 hours in San Francisco

Kris Shannon drinks in as much San Fran as he can during a brief visit.

Japan's volcanic Hakone Ropeway reopens

The service has gradually resumed since the volcanic alert level for Mount Hakone was raised in May 2015.

Dubai opens largest indoor theme park

The 140,000-square-metre adventure park is one of two major theme parks opening this year in Dubai.

How to visit Paris on the cheap

This family of four got by on $350 a day - and so can you.

Great places to eat and drink in Port Vila

Whether you want to live it up, chow down, take the heat or just chill, Port Vila has what you want, writes Shandelle Battersby.

Five ways the hotel of the future is already here

The latest innovations include voice-activated rooms and robotic butlers.